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I really don't like the down page they show [1], gaslighting the end user into thinking it's on their end. [1] https://i.imgur.com/HTKvJee.png https://i.imgur.
by weedfroglozenge 5y ago
I really don't like the down page they show [1], gaslighting the end user into thinking it's on their end.
[1] https://i.imgur.com/HTKvJee.png https://i.imgur.com/HTKvJee.png
- futhey 5y agoI was mildly annoyed by this as well. I highly doubt I broke Reddit.
- efskap 5y ago> gaslighting That error page isn't making anyone question their perception or reality. And I'm pretty sure your average user associates browser error pages with problems "on their end", not site-specific ones. The page is blaming the user for something that's not their fault.
- weedfroglozenge 5y agoIt is blaming the user for a server side issue, which could lead to alternate browsers being tested, tethered vs ethernet, cookies/cache clearing, extensions review, etc. This makes the user question, is it me?